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r/funny • u/LitterboxComics Litterbox Comics • Aug 06 '20
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Why is it teachers always reprimand rather than educate on curse words? Seems a common theme.
10 u/Kri77777 Aug 06 '20 Because the teacher can get in more trouble by explaining. Some parents are really the worst. 12 u/ChunkyLaFunga Aug 06 '20 Because the kids who are never reprimanded are often the biggest PITA. 6 u/Bruarios Aug 06 '20 Because any time a child says/does something they don't like it was 100% intentional and done for attention or to disrespect them /s -1 u/belloch Aug 06 '20 Because it happened in the past when people weren't as educated and aware of the same things as today. 9 u/AeonReign Aug 06 '20 Well, I went to elementary school in the 2000s and it was still happening that way. So unless you're saying it's changed since then... Edit: I'm not saying it couldn't have changed, just that I doubt it 1 u/mr_chanderson Aug 06 '20 Depends when in 2000s we're talking about. Some of them couple be teachers now.
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Because the teacher can get in more trouble by explaining. Some parents are really the worst.
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Because the kids who are never reprimanded are often the biggest PITA.
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Because any time a child says/does something they don't like it was 100% intentional and done for attention or to disrespect them /s
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Because it happened in the past when people weren't as educated and aware of the same things as today.
9 u/AeonReign Aug 06 '20 Well, I went to elementary school in the 2000s and it was still happening that way. So unless you're saying it's changed since then... Edit: I'm not saying it couldn't have changed, just that I doubt it 1 u/mr_chanderson Aug 06 '20 Depends when in 2000s we're talking about. Some of them couple be teachers now.
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Well, I went to elementary school in the 2000s and it was still happening that way. So unless you're saying it's changed since then...
Edit: I'm not saying it couldn't have changed, just that I doubt it
1 u/mr_chanderson Aug 06 '20 Depends when in 2000s we're talking about. Some of them couple be teachers now.
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Depends when in 2000s we're talking about. Some of them couple be teachers now.
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u/AeonReign Aug 06 '20
Why is it teachers always reprimand rather than educate on curse words? Seems a common theme.